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Hoshino Hitomi thought for a moment, then said, "Grandpa Butler, if you have time, please help me skip a grade as soon as possible. I want to study abroad after I graduate from elementary school."

"Miss wants to skip a grade and study abroad? Why does Miss suddenly want to skip a grade and study abroad?" the housekeeper asked with a puzzled look on his face.

Hoshino Hitomi explained with a smile: "Because the current learning tasks are a bit too easy for me, I want to study abroad to learn more knowledge and inherit the family business as soon as possible."

Hearing this, the housekeeper smiled with satisfaction and said, "Young lady, I am of course very supportive of your ambition."

The housekeeper suggested: "But if you want to skip a grade, you can go to the United States to study. There seems to be no clear rule in the Japanese education system that students can skip a grade."

The housekeeper is not at all worried about the language communication problems that Hitomi Hoshino will have with others when she goes to study in the United States, nor does she have to worry about accommodation, after all, the Hoshino family has several villas in the United States.

Because Hitomi Hoshino's parents have different nationalities, Hitomi Hoshino started learning languages ​​of various countries when she was three years old. Now at the age of seven, she can speak Chinese, Japanese, and English fluently and has no problem communicating with others.

(Note: Hoshino Hitomi's grandmother is Chinese, her father is Japanese, and her mother is of Asian-American descent, with American citizenship.)

Hoshino Hitomi thought for a moment. Japan does not have a clear regulation that students can skip grades, because Japanese education places more emphasis on the overall development of students and their learning attitude.

It looks like her hope of staying in Japan for two more years is going to be dashed.

Forget it, it won’t be too late for her to come back ten years later. I just hope that the Hoshino Group can hold on until she comes back and not be brought down by the Karasuma Group.

However, she still trusts Takumi Shimazaki, the housekeeper, and the abilities of a group of veteran employees.

After all, even if she did not return to the Hoshino family in her previous life, the Hoshino Group has always been under the secret oppression of the Karasuma Group, and its comprehensive strength is still second only to the Karasuma Group.

The housekeeper smiled gently and asked, "When does Miss want to go abroad?"

Hoshino Hitomi hesitated for a while before answering with a smile in her eyes: "Well... of course the sooner the better, as time is money."

The housekeeper smiled lovingly and said, "Then let's go to the United States tomorrow. I will arrange for the pilot of the Xingye Group to take the young lady to the United States on our private plane."

Hoshino Hitomi was stunned for a few seconds, then she reacted and said, "Okay~ I'll trouble the housekeeper."

Hoshino Hitomi thought to herself: ...Is this the power of money?

However, what Hoshino Hitomi didn't expect was that her family actually had a private jet so early. Her parents were really low-key...

Hoshino Hitomi then thought about it and vaguely remembered that the villa she lived in now seemed to be just one of the small villas she and her parents lived in Japan.

The villa she lives in now was also a fifth birthday gift from her parents. Originally, this villa belonged to Hoshino Hitomi's parents, who planned for her to live in alone after she became an adult.

Her parents have at least ten villas in Japan, and they have lived in only two or three of them for a long time.

Some of the other dozen villas in Japan were reserved for servants, and some were rented out.

It seems that Hitomi Hoshino's parents have at least a dozen villas of various types in the United States, including several magnificent mansions. When Hitomi Hoshino's parents took her to the United States to play, they stayed there several times.

As for how many buildings, villas and mansions the Hoshino Group still has in China, she is not sure, but the number is estimated to be not low anyway.

To sum it up in one sentence, the only thing left is money.

The housekeeper said, "Miss, pack your luggage tonight. I will accompany you to the United States tomorrow morning. As for the withdrawal procedures here, just let Takumi handle it."

Hoshino Hitomi responded: "Yes, I understand."

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At night, Hoshino Hitomi suddenly remembered something, so she took out her cell phone and called Matsuda Jinpei.

On the other side, Kenji Hagiwara, who was at Jinpei Matsuda's house, saw Matsuda's phone vibrating. He reached out to pick up the phone and found that it was a call from Hoshino Hitomi.

Hagiwara Kenji immediately raised his eyebrows and said, "Oh, isn't this Tong-chan's phone number? Xiao Zhenping, come here quickly, Tong-chan called you."

Upon hearing this, Jinpei Matsuda immediately came over and took the phone. Soon, the call was connected.

Hoshino Hitomi spoke first: "Jinping, am I disturbing you? I have something to talk to you and Kenji about."

Hagiwara Kenji's voice with a hint of laughter came from the other end of the phone, "Hitomi-chan, it's okay. We're not disturbing you. It's only seven o'clock in the evening. What do you want to tell us?"

Hoshino Hitomi immediately recognized that it was Kenji's voice, a trace of surprise flashed across her eyes, and she said, "Ah? Kenji, are you with Jinpei now? What a coincidence."

Hagiwara Kenji replied, "Yes, I'm coming to Kojinhei's house for dinner tonight, but dinner isn't served yet."

Seeing this, Matsuda Jinpei asked, "Xiaotong, do you want to come and eat with us?"

Upon hearing this, Hoshino Hitomi refused with a slightly apologetic tone, "Sorry, Zhenping, I'm a little busy tonight and can't go to your place for dinner."

Although Matsuda Jinpei felt a little disappointed, he didn't show it and said nonchalantly, "It's okay."

Hoshino Hitomi took a deep breath and got to the point: "I called to tell you something. I have to go abroad tomorrow. I will be studying abroad for a long time. I will not be able to go to school with you or come to visit you in the future."

A trace of guilt flashed in Hoshino Hitomi's eyes, and she said apologetically: "I know this news may be a bit sudden for you. I apologize to you."

When Jinpei Matsuda heard that Hoshino Hitomi was going to study abroad for a long time, his expression suddenly became solemn, and then he fell silent, standing there motionless like a sculpture.

Upon hearing this, Hagiwara Kenji was also stunned for a moment. After he recovered, he asked a series of puzzled questions: "Why did Hitomi suddenly want to study abroad? Will you never come back during your study abroad? How long will it take for you to come back?"

Hoshino Hitomi patiently answered them one by one: "Because of my family's reasons, I need to go abroad for further studies for a period of time. I will not return to Japan during my study abroad. It may take me about ten years to return to Japan."

"Huh? Ten years?" Hagiwara Kenji said in shock.

"I will definitely come back to find you in ten years, but I don't know if you are willing to wait for me..." Hoshino Hitomi paused and said with a complicated expression.

Hagiwara Kenji smiled uninhibitedly and said, "What are you talking about, Hitomi-chan? Aren't we friends? I'm just waiting for you to come back. Why can't I wait?"